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York Name Study (surname)

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Surnames/tags: York Yorke
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How to Participate

Please contact the Study's coordinator G Borrero or post a comment at the foot of the page. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks!

Goals

This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect.

In addition, we are looking to (in)validate existing research as to whether there is a connection between the Yorks of New York and the Yorks of the South and elsewhere.

Task List

  1. Work through the FTDNA York DNA Project and get those results transcribed here appropriately.

York DNA

yDNA

  1. Richard York
    1. Richard York
      1. Jeremiah York
        1. Jeremiah York
          • 29679: I-M253
          1. Ezekiel York
            • 271179: I-Y6900 (subclade of I-M253)
        2. Henry York
          • 15162: I-M253
          • 94255: I-M253
          • 213219: I-FT216670 (subclade of I-M253)
          • 5642: I-M253




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My brother Ainsley Lee Stephens married Bonnie York-8336. I will be working on the York family line for a while. Will see if we can find some connections and grow the line further.
Hi here's a link to a new Jeremiah York timeline, full of history, has maps, sources, DNA: https://www.dropbox.com/s/97cw2a6gwjyn8r6/Revised%20Timeline%20Draft%20v1.02.pdf?dl=0&save_as=true&save_as_action=JPG
posted by Pam Kreutzer
Pam,

Interesting reading! I am wondering if anyone in this project can help me out?

Regards, Kevin York

posted by Kevin York
Good morning,

I've just stumbled across this by accident, and have no direct current link or interest in this study. However, my y-DNA haplogroup is I-FT216670, which I know is very rare (only 8 tested on FTDNA). I can tell you that my paternal ancestral line is Parkinson, and goes back to about 1700 in Lincolnshire, England.

Best wishes

John Parkinson

posted by John Parkinson
I am trying to find connections and trace the family history.
posted by Kevin York